'Non-Lethal' Crackdown On Protests Turns Deadly In Iraq

Protests in Iraq have seen hundreds of thousands of people taking to the streets against government corruption, unemployment, and economic issues. The government's response has been violent, with many injured and killed. Tear gas canisters, intended as non-lethal, have caused severe injuries and deaths when used improperly. Security forces have used various grenades, including those from Serbia and Iran, leading to fatalities. The UN and Amnesty International have raised concerns about these methods.

How did the use of tear gas canisters contribute to the casualties among protesters?

What evidence has been documented regarding the injuries caused by the grenades used during the protests?